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(TM 056 - Appendix C) EU part FCL Integrated ATP Course Phase 02 Ø Syllabus
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ISSUE RECORD
Issue Number Issue Date
10 01-12-2013
11 01-10-2014
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Phase overview
Exercise Type Planned GS duration (hrs)
Flight duration (hrs)
DUAL VFR SOLO VFR XC VFR
F2D01 Circuits 1:00
F2S02 Circuits 0:45
F2D03 Airwork & circuits 1:00
F2S04 Circuits 0:45
F2D05 Circuits 0:30
F2S06 Airwork & circuits 1:00
F2 GS DAY 1 Class/CBT 6:00
F2 GS DAY 2 Class/CBT 6:00
F2 GS DAY 3 Selfstudy 6:00
F2 GS DAY 4 Class/CBT 6:00
F2 GS DAY 5 Selfstudy 6:00
F2 GS DAY 6 Navigation & mock-up test 3:30
F2D07 Navigation & airwork 1:30 1:00
F2S08 Airwork & circuits 1:30
F2D09 Navigation & basic instrument 2:00 2:00
F2S10 Airwork & circuits 1:30
F2D11 PC Progress check 01 1:30 1:30
F2S12 Airwork & circuits 1:30
F2D13 Navigation & airwork 1:30 1:00
F2S14 Airwork & circuits 1:30
F2S15 Airwork & circuits 1:30
F2D16 PC Progress check 02 1:00 1:00
F2S17 First solo navigation 1:00 1:00
Extra session All main exercises OPTIONAL
Total 33:30 10:00 11:00 7:30
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F2 D01 CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 1:00 1:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 0:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 0:00
Objective
The performance level on this lesson must be such that the student is able to safely fly the next solo lesson. Briefing Pre-flight preparations 0 Circuit procedures 0 Crosswind landing 0 Normal landing 0 Short field landing 0 Engine failure during take-off 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Administration regarding the flight Attitude flying Checklists use Use of outside reference Briefings Look out Aerodrome procedures Crosswind take-off Engine failure after take-off Radio telephony Use of trim Circuit procedures Flapless landing Glide-in landing Go around Normal landing Short field landing Touch and go Wave off Engine failure during take-off
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind landing
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F2 S02 SOLO CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 1:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:45 0:45 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 0:00
Objective
Solo circuit training with normal landings. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Pre-flight preparation Normal take-off Radio telephony Circuit procedures Normal landing Touch and go
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 D03 AIRWORK AND CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 1:00 2:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 0:45 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 0:00
Objective
The performance level on this lesson must be such that the student is able to safely fly the next solo lessson. Briefing Aircraft System Knowledge 0 Obstacle take-off 0 Precautionary circuit and approach 0 Simulated cabin fire or smoke in the air 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Airmanship Attitude flying Checklists use Use of outside reference Briefings Look out Positional awareness Situational awareness Normal take-off Engine failure after take-off Steep turn, level Circuit procedures Flapless landing Normal landing Short field landing Radio telephony
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Incipient spin and recovery Recognition and recovery of an unusual attitude Crosswind landing Touch and go Wave off Emergency landing procedure
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F2 S04 SOLO CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 2:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:45 1:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 0:00
Objective
Solo circuit training with normal landings or go-around. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Pre-flight preparation Normal take-off Radio telephony Circuit procedures Flapless landing Go around Normal landing Touch and go
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 D05 SOLO CHECK-OUT
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:30 2:30 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 1:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 0:00
Objective
Short solo check-out of at minimum 3 circuits. The performance level on this lesson must be such that the student is able to safely fly the next solo lesson. Briefing Pre-flight preparation 0 Simulated cabin fire on the ground 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Airmanship Checklists use Normal take-off Circuit procedures Flapless landing Normal landing Touch and go Wave off Radio telephony
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 S06 SOLO AIRWORK AND CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 2:30 Student Name PIC VFR 1:00 2:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 0:00
Objective
Solo airwork and circuit training with normal and flapless landings. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Pre-flight preparation Normal take-off Radio telephony Maintaining straight and level flight Normal turn Steep turn, level Climbing Descending Circuit procedures Flapless landing Normal landing Touch and go
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATIONS DAY 1: CLASS/CBT
DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 6:00 STUDENT
Objective - The student is assumed to be familiar with ATPL navigation theory. - The student learns how to prepare a navigation flight by using the
flight preparation checklist as a guideline. Exercises Flight management 0 Fuel calculation 0 Aircraft performance calculation 0 Mass and balance calculation 0 NOTAM interpretation 0 Aerodrome procedures 0 Altimeter setting procedure 0 Crossing of controlled airfield 0 Compliance with ATS procedures 0 Maintaining altitude 0 Maintaining heading 0 Maintaining speed 0 Turn using magnetic compass, compass errors 0 Action in case of lost position 0 Aircraft documentation 0 Aerodrome operational procedures 0 Circuit procedures at destination aerodrome 0 Corrections heading and timing 0 Orientation en-route 0 Log keeping 0 Use of radio navigation aids 0 Dead reckoning 0 Map reading 0 Diversion procedure 0 En-route performance 0 En-route procedures 0 En-route weather forecast 0 Entry, exit of controlled airfield 0 General knowledge (OM, ATPL etc.) 0
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATION DAY 2: CLASS/CBT
DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 6:00 STUDENT
Objective - The student performs a VFR navigation planning to a destination determined
by the instructor. - The student receives flight briefings of the exercises mentioned below. - After this lesson the student has to perform a navigation planning to an aerodrome
abroad.
Exercises Fuel calculation 0 Aircraft performance calculation 0 Mass and balance calculation 0 NOTAM interpretation 0 Log keeping 0 Map reading 0 En-route performance 0 En-route procedures 0 Obstacle take-off 0 Short field take-off 0 Soft field take-off 0 Approach to stall in landing config., recovery without power 0 Approach to stall, climbing turn, take-off configuration 0 Approach to stall, descending turn, approach configuration 0 General knowledge (OM, ATPL etc.) 0
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATION DAY 3: SELFSTUDY
DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 6:00 STUDENT
Objective - Perform a navigation planning to an aerodrome abroad. - Study all discussed exercises of day 1 and 2. - Prepare the exercises of day 4. Exercises Fuel calculation 0 Aircraft performance calculation 0 Mass and balance calculation 0 NOTAM interpretation 0 Log keeping 0 Map reading 0 En-route performance 0 En-route procedures 0 General knowledge (OM, ATPL etc.) 0
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATION DAY 4: CLASS/CBT DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 6:00 STUDENT
Objective - The VFR navigation planning abroad will be discussed. - The student receives flight briefings of the exercises mentioned below. Focus will
be on basic instrument flying. Exercises Difference spiral and dive 0 Recognition and recovery from spiral dive 0 180 degree turn solely by reference of instruments 0 Climbing and descending turns by reference of instruments 0 Controlling flight path with limited panel 0 Controlling heading solely by reference of instruments 0 Maintaining level flight solely by reference of instruments 0 Maintaining speed solely by reference of instruments 0 Position fix with use of VOR//ADF 0 Tune and identify beacons 0 Precautionary circuit and approach 0 Simulated electrical system failure 0 Simulated brake failure 0 Engine system or instrument failure 0 Simulated open cabin door 0 General knowledge (OM, ATPL etc.) 0
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATION DAY 5: SELFSTUDY
DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 6:00 STUDENT
Objective - Study all during this ground school discussed exercises. - Prepare the navigation test and mock-up test of day 6.
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATION DAY 6: NAVIGATION TEST
DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 2:00 STUDENT
Objective - The test contains questions about the exercises mentioned below. It might also
contain applicable general knowledge questions. - To pass the test a score of at least 75% is required. Test score: Fuel calculation Aircraft performance calculation Mass and balance calculation NOTAM interpretation Turn using magnetic compass, compass errors 180 degree turn solely by reference of instruments Maintaining level flight solely by reference of instruments Maintaining speed solely by reference of instruments Position fix with use of VOR/ADF Aerodrome operation procedures Log keeping Use of radio navigation aids Dead reckoning Diversion procedure En-route procedures Entry, exit of controlled airfield
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F2 GROUNDSCHOOL NAVIGATION DAY 6: MOCK-UP TEST
DATE Planning Actual INSTRUCTOR 1:30 STUDENT
Objective - Prepare a navigation flight of 1 hour around local training aerodrome (own choice,
2 persons, full tanks, ISA conditions) - The student must pass the mock-up test by scoring all items on S level before the
student proceeds to the next lesson. Briefing exercises mock-up BS S AS I Pre-flight preparation
Mandatory exercises mock-up BS S AS I Obstacle take-off Short field take-off Soft field take-off Approach to stall in landing config., recovery without power Approach to stall, climbing turn, take-off configuration Approach to stall, descending turn, approach configuration Recognition and recovery from spiral dive Precautionary circuit and approach
Optional exercises mock-up BS S AS NA Engine failure after take-off Simulated partial or complete loss of power at altitude Simulated cabin fire or smoke in the air Simulated cabin fire on the ground Simulated electrical fire in the air Simulated electrical fire on the ground Simulated engine fire in air Simulated engine fire on the ground Simulated engine fire on the ground, start up Simulated electrical system failure Simulated brake failure Engine system or instrument failure Simulated open cabin door
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F2 D07 NAVIGATION AND AIRWORK
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 1:30 4:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 2:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 1:00 1:00
Objective - Prepare navigation flight of 1 hour around training aerodrome (own choice). - Around 30 minutes of airwork will be performed. - The performance level must be such that the student is able to reach the
required level for the progress check F2 D16 within the remaining lessons. Briefing Fuel calculation 0 Mass and balance calculation 0 NOTAM interpretation 0 Obstacle take-off 0 Turn using magnetic compass, compass errors 0 Corrections heading and timing 0 Orientation en-route 0 Log keeping 0 Map reading 0 En-route procedures 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Administration regarding the flight Airmanship Flight management Positional awareness Situational awareness Altimeter setting procedure Obstacle take-off Radio telephony Maintaining altitude Maintaining heading Maintaining speed Turn using magnetic compass, compass errors Recognition and recovery of unusual attitudes Corrections heading and timing Orientation en-route Log keeping Map reading En-route procedures Arrival procedures Cross wind landing Simulated partial or complete loss of power at altitude Emergency landing procedure Engine clearing
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off
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F2 S08 SOLO AIRWORK AND CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 4:00 Student Name PIC VFR 1:30 4:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 1:00
Objective
Solo airwork and circuit training. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Briefing Aircraft System Knowledge 0 Precautionary circuit and approach 0 Simulated electrical fire on the ground 0 Simulated electrical fire in the air 0 Engine system or instrument failure 0
Mandatory exercises BS S AS I Normal take-off Radio telephony Maintaining straight and level flight Normal turn Steep turn, level Climbing turn Climbing Descending Descending turn Circuit procedures Flapless landing Go around Normal landing Precautionary circuit and approach Touch and go
Optional exercises BS S AS NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 D09 NAVIGATION AND BASIC INSTRUMENT
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 2:00 6:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 4:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 2:00 3:00
Objective - Prepare a navigation flight of 2 hours to and from a controlled aerodrome.
Refer to the student notes for the to be planned route. - During navigation flight basic instrument flying exercises will be performed. - The performance level must be such that the student is able to reach the
required level for the progress check F2 D16 within the remaining lessons. Briefing Short field take-off 0 180 degree turn solely by reference of instruments 0 Entry, exit of controlled airfield Action in case of lost position 0 Use of radio navigation aids 0 Diversion procedure 0 Short field landing 0 Simulated engine fire in air 0 Simulated open cabin door 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Airmanship Short field take-off Entry, exit of controlled airfield Maintaining altitude Maintaining heading Maintaining speed En-route procedures Simulated open cabin door Recognition and recovery of an unusual attitude 180 degree turn solely by reference of instruments Maintaining level flight solely by reference of instruments Maintaining speed solely by reference of instruments Action in case of lost position Use of radio navigation aids Diversion procedure Arrival procedures Short field landing Radio telephony Compliance with ATS procedures
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing Crossing of controlled airfield
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F2 S10 SOLO AIRWORK AND CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 6:00 Student Name PIC VFR 1:30 5:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 3:00
Objective
Solo airwork and circuit training. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Briefing Pre-flight preparation 0 Simulated engine fire on the ground 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Normal take-off Radio telephony Maintaining straight and level flight Normal turn Steep turn, level Climbing turn Climbing Descending Descending turn Use of radio navigation aids Circuit procedures Flapless landing Go around Normal landing Touch and go Wave off
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 D11 PC PROGRESS CHECK NAVIGATION AND BASIC INSTRUMENT FLYING
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 1:30 7:30 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 5:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 1:30 4:30
Objective
Perform the proper procedures/handling of the subjects mentioned below: - flight by reference solely to instruments - navigation Limitations
- height 200’ - heading +/- 15° - speed +/- 15 kts - circuit +15 kts/ -5 kts
Prepare a navigation flight of 1:30 hours around training aerodrome (own choice). During the navigation flight basic instrument exercises will be performed. Briefing Pre-flight preparations 0 Aerodrome operational procedures 0 Circuit procedures at destination aerodrome 0 Simulated engine fire on the ground-start up 0 Simulated electrical system failure 0
Mandatory exercises BS S AS I Administration regarding the flight Airmanship Attitude flying Checklists use Flight management Briefings Look out Positional awareness Situational awareness Aerodrome procedures Short field take-off Crosswind take-off Engine failure after take-off Maintaining altitude Maintaining heading Maintaining speed En-route procedures Simulated electrical system failure 180 degree turn solely by reference of instruments Maintaining level flight solely by reference of instruments Maintaining speed solely by reference of instruments Aerodrome operational procedures Corrections heading and timing Diversion procedure Arrival procedures Circuit procedures at destination aerodrome Crosswind landing Radio telephony
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F2 S12 SOLO AIRWORK AND CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 7:30 Student Name PIC VFR 1:30 7:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 4:30
Objective
Solo airwork and circuit training. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Briefing Aircraft System Knowledge 0 Pre-flight preparation 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Short field take-off Radio telephony Normal turn Steep turn, level Circuit procedures Flapless landing Normal landing Touch and go Wave off
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F2 D13 NAVIGATION AND AIRWORK
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 1:30 9:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 7:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 1:00 5:30
Objective - Prepare a navigation flight of around 1 hour around training aerodrome. The
route must cross a controlled aerodrome if not yet performed on standard in F2D09. - Airwork exercises will be performed for around 30 minutes. - The performance level must be such that the student is able to reach the
required level for the progress check F2 D16 within the remaining lessons. Briefing Simulated brake failure 0 Weather briefing 0 Soft-field take-off 0 Lost communication 0 Dead reckoning 0
Mandatory exercises TR T AT I Airmanship Soft field take-off Maintaining altitude Maintaining heading Maintaining speed Crossing of controlled airfield Diversion procedure En-route procedures 180degree turn solely by reference of instruments Lost communication Dead reckoning Approach to stall in approach configuration Incipient spin and recovery Flight at critically low speed without flaps Flight at critically low speed with flaps Circuit procedures Glide-in landing Simulated partial or complete loss of power at altitude Simulated brake failure Emergency landing procedure Radio telephony
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Steep turn, level Recognition and recovery of an unusual attitude Dead reckoning Entry, exit of controlled airfield Crosswind landing Short field landing
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F2 S14 SOLO AIRWORK AND CIRCUITS
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 9:00 Student Name PIC VFR 1:30 8:30 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 5:30
Objective
Solo airwork and circuit training. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Briefing Pre-flight preparation 0
Mandatory exercise TR T AT I Normal take-off Radio telephony Maintaining straight and level flight Normal turn Climbing turn Climbing Descending Descending turn Steep turn, level Circuit procedures Flapless landing Go around Normal landing Touch and go
Optional exercise TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Radio telephony
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Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 9:00 Student Name PIC VFR 1:30 10:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 0:00 5:30
Objective
Solo airwork and circuit training. Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Briefing Aircraft System Knowledge 0 Pre-flight preparation
Mandatory exercise TR T AT I Normal take-off Radio telephony Approach to stall in approach configuration Steep turn, level Circuit procedures Flapless landing Go around Normal landing Touch and go
Optional exercise TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 D16 PC PRGRESS CHECK NAVIGATION
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 1:00 10:00 Student Name PIC VFR 0:00 10:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 1:00 6:30
Objective
Perform the proper procedures/handling of the subjects mentioned below. The student must be able to safely perform the first solo navigation flight. - navigation preparation - navigation - aerodrome and traffic pattern operations Limitations
- height 150’ - heading +/- 10° - speed +/- 15 kts - circuit +15 kts /- 5 kts
Prepare a navigation flight of around 1 hour around training aerodrome (own choice). Briefing Pre-flight preparation 0 Engine system or instrument failure 0
Mandatory exercise BS S AS I Airmanship Attitude flying Checklists use Flight management Briefings Look out Positional awareness Situational awareness Aircraft inspection & servicing Taxi Normal take-off Engine failure after take-off Maintaining altitude Maintaining heading Maintaining speed Simulated partial or complete loss of power at altitude Emergency landing procedure Corrections heading and timing Log keeping En-route procedures Arrival procedures Circuit procedures Normal landing Radio telephony
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F2 S17 FIRST SOLO NAVIGATION
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR 0:00 10:00 Student Name PIC VFR 1:00 11:00 SPIC VFR 0:00 0:00 XC VFR 1:00 7:30
Objective - First solo navigation flight. - The same route as performed in F2D16 will be flown, unless unexpected circumstances
during flight prevent this. - Perform a go-around in case of an unsafe situation! Briefing Pre-flight preparation 0 Actions in case of lost position 0 Diversion procedure 0 Lost communication 0
Mandatory exercise TR T AT I Pre-flight preparation Taxi Normal take-off Radio telephony Maintaining altitude Maintaining heading Maintaining speed En-route procedures Arrival procedures Circuit procedures Normal landing
Optional exercise TR T AT NA Crosswind take-off Crosswind landing
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F2 EXTRA
Date Planning Acc Actual Acc Instructor DUAL VFR TBD Student Name PIC VFR TBD SPIC VFR TBD XC VFR TBD
Objective
This session can be performed in case the student needs extra training in exercises not mentioned in the current or next syllabus lesson of the student’s syllabus. Briefing Administration regarding the flight 0 General knowledge (OM, ATPL etc.) 0 Pre-flight preparation 0
Optional exercises TR T AT NA Airmanship Attitude flying Checklist use Use of outside reference Briefings Look out Positional awareness Situational awareness Taxi Take-off Radio telephony Low speed flight Maintaining straight and level flight Normal turn Steep turn Climbing Descending Approach to stalls Spiral dive Incipient spin Basic instrument flying Use of radio navigation aids Diversion procedure En-route procedures Arrival procedures Circuit procedures Landing Go around Touch and go Emergencies
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